Author name: Robert Speta

Let’s talk about Tropical Storm Ada (international name: Nokaen), currently located just off the east coast of Luzon, and clear up some confusion about what this system is doing, what it is not doing, and what that means for the Philippines over the next several days. First off, yes — Ada has intensified a bit, […]

Tropical Storm Ada, known internationally as Cayenne, continues to move northward just off the eastern coast of the Philippines, where it is expected to slow, stall and gradually weaken under the influence of strong wind shear and the northeast monsoon, forecasters said. The storm, which currently has maximum sustained winds near 65 kilometers per hour

Tropical Depression Ada has become better organized as it remains just offshore of the eastern Philippines, with forecasters warning that the slow-moving system could bring days of heavy rainfall and gusty coastal winds to portions of Mindanao, the Visayas and southeastern Luzon. The system is currently positioned east of Mindanao and the Visayas and is